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  • The New Jersey Alliance for Clinical & Translational Sciences (NJ ACTS) Workforce Development Core (WFD) is hosting virtual internships each Fall semester. Highly motivated and independent students are encouraged to apply! 

    • Program Details:
      • Interns spend ~15 h/week on their project. The project supervisor will work with interns to determine schedules (most are quite flexible). Interns meet with their supervisor at least once weekly. 
      • There will be required online meetings of all interns with Workforce leadership to provide project updates and participate in trainings (LinkedIn, writing abstracts, etc) every two weeks (typically on a weeknight at 5 pm EST). 
      • At the end of the program, interns will be required to submit a written and graphical abstract. In addition, all interns will be required to present their final project at a symposium on the evening of  December 1st. 
    • Eligibility: 
      • Undergraduates (juniors/seniors), professional, and graduate students across the state of New Jersey.
      • Postdocs, fellows, residents and non-matriculated students are not eligible.
      • Because this internship is funded by NIH, students must be US citizens or permanent residents (i.e., green card).
    • Stipend: $2000 for the duration of the internship. 
    • Timeframe:  The Fall 2022 program will start on Monday, September 12th. 
    • Deadline: Applications must be submitted electronically no later than midnight on Monday, April 18, 2022. 

    Learn more about our previous interns and their projects:

    https://njacts.rbhs.rutgers.edu/education-training/workforce-development/internships/ 

     

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  • PROJECT AREAS

    Please review the list of available projects areas available here and rank your top 3 choices. Do not repeat selections.

  • APPLICATION MATERIALS 

    Upload your application as a single pdf file that contains the following components:

    • Resume/CV
    • Personal Statement (1 page limit single spaced)
    • Unofficial Transcripts (only applicable if an undergraduate, professional, medical, or graduate student)

    Personal statement should clearly explain why you are applying for this internship. This is one of the most critical parts of the application review. In your personal statement, you should indicate:

    (1) Your career plans after college including plans for graduate or post-graduate study (PhD degree, residency, fellowship, etc)

    (2) What you hope to gain from this experience and how it will advance your career goals.

    (3) Previous relevant work or research experience, accomplishments, or work-related characteristics.

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  • REFERENCES

    List two professional references including their work email address (not personal gmail-type email addresses). We will only contact references for TOP candidates.

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  • DEMOGRAPHICS 

    This information is used for aggregate reporting to NIH. No information will be reported to NIH with your name.  Note: You must be a US Citizen or permanent resident (green card) to receive a stipend from NIH. Students on an F1 visa are not eligible to be interns.




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  • Brought to you by NJ ACTS Workforce Development Core

    supported by the CTSA grant UL1TR003017.

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